I am currently running Ubuntu 13.04 on a hand-me-down machine (my old one on which I was running ubuntu Studio has quit, perhaps forever). This hand-me-down has my artist wife's Windows on one partition, and she is not yet certain she has everything going right on her replacement, so until she signs off and I am sure this won't turn into a hand-me-back situation, I prefer to avoid a new install in a new partition. (She already had Ubuntu 12-something on the machine, so I just updated it and loaded my files from my external HD.
However I see in the 13.10 release notes this statement: * A new package named ubuntustudio-installer, which allows any person to install our metapackages and can fit into any desktop environment. Does this mean I can turn my current Ubuntu 13.04 into Ubuntu Studio in the same partition in which it now resides? Or should I just blunder along in plain old Ubuntu for a while longer? Thanks. Pete
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